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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
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9afota.

- Der ab9ei6dtte @srtb bes Eerritos
RUINS lift auf 1872 Wiuionen Don. anses
geben unb betrdst bic @eiammts S6ulb Ser
etn3elnen Counties taum So, 600, 900, bic
Territorial: S9uIo rpeniser aIs 5000, 900,
252 Baufinitttute, barunter SO RationaIs
8anten, NIT etnem &apttaI pon Sc, 25O,s
900 uermitteIn bas @ei9aft. goffmeiiter
gibt eS 1912 i'm Eerrttortum. Der Wertb
6es &tr3eneisentbums iberiteist l Wftlton
Dollars.
- Der uIlbetannte frunS0ii3e Siebsi5'
ter WarqutS be Wores pom Oatota unb
Routana 1T In Seem gort auf bic &lase
bes borttgen SletI6ers Sanuel @rtmibap
BIN perbaftet porben. @rtmibap perlangt
pon Rores 500, 900, UNI weI9e i'm bieier
pOr 10 Subren 9ebra3t babe. 9ur9 fuIs
f9e SOripte9eIun9en - 10 bebauptet Der
&Id9er - babe i'm MoreS gum @intritt
In Elm ungebIt6es 5leii9banbeIz Spnbicat
ret6er Rauner ueranlaBt, bas @an3e iei
aber elm S9ptnbel 9epeien, uno Mores,
peI9er in Der JtnaujpeIt in idIe9tem @ss
rude itebe, iu6t iett bas 2auO betmIi9 gu
peGIaneH. yum u(tHuten, HoDoem W(ores
ben 9aftbefebI 9eieben bate, iteute er bic
9efOrberte Sir9i6aft pom $25OO. @r per-
Ia3te Die &la9e aIS @usfluB zines ebenio
buntmeu ME bosbuftsn @ompIotts, bus er
i9uea entbiQen werbe. MOres bat einen
feiteu Salt an ieinem Sdpteseruatsr, benz
rei3en Banter p. 9offmaun In gtep Yort,
nnb wtrb bsnnd6it auf feline 6auptuiebs
sii9teret am tletnen WiIIourt an ber
@ren;e 0atota's unb Montaua's Surits
febreu.
- Die Sn6ianers 8eu0lterune Oatota's
wtrb auf $500 SesIeu absel5aet; bacon
lit aber Der srOBte GbeiI Der Civilization
5uSanslt9. Gs stbt "a Snbianeri9ulen,
bic Der &e9ieruus idbrIt9 500, 900 foiten,
&uf ibren &eieruationen ernteten bieie Sn:
biuuer Iettes Sabr 100 900 9uibel Mais
unb 70, 900 BuibeI @ei5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
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Seutf6Iann.
Seife : 81 u.

- am 3. Mat Na9mittuss serietb bic
Sburmipise bss allen Rbeinreiienben pobls
%besannten Gburmes ber alien ersbii9Dfs
li9en &eiibenS, Gesises Nmtsseri9t) gu
@ltpiIIe in Braub uub balb looerte
bas Oa9s unb SolSuert Der Sauptiptbe
wie Der 4 Ssitentbirm9en in beleu SLANT
men, obue buB man pesen Der bebeutenbsn
SObe benz Seuer gtubalt tbun fonnte. 0a
uuter benz Da9pert Der Gburm auseu6Ibt
1T, 10 lit elm wstterer Sdaben in ben unz
teren &dumen nt9t entitanben. Som
Gbetne aus ma bic auflooernbe Gburms
ipise elm gang intereianter anbIif.
- Oer pom @uitau Manstopf Der
Stabt 5rantfurt a. SO. seitiftete reuouirte
Suititiabrunnen auf benz &omerbers parb
neuIid ben St%aotbeb6rben pom Stifter
feierIi9 ibsrseben. Der &atier ridtets
elm GeIesramm an Manstopf, wel9es bic
Sreube iiber bas bic pieIen Wertwirbias
feiten Der Stabt permebrenbe bo9bsr3ise
9eident gusorud sibt.
Metlenburs.
- Die Stabt 2abs 1T neuli9 bur6
cine 8robueraiftuas, pon Der cine sroBe
ansabl ber @inuobner betroffen woroen
1T, in uidt seriuss aufresuus ueriest wors
ben. Oils Spmptome Der Sersiftuns 3eisz
ten ii9 baIb mad benz @enuiis bss pon
benz betreifenben Bidder in ben 0erfebr ge,
bra9ten Brobes llebeItsit, @rbreden,
bsftise tonuulRuii6e Sdmsrsen i'm Inter
leibe, peiter i3ittern unb bas @efibl ber
2dbmuns in ben @lieoern, Dor alien in
ben SiBen. Die 3abl ber grtrantten be-
trdst in Der Staot ctrca 5000; ferner
tnb auf einem 0orfe Der llmsesenb nod
cine sr0Bsre ansabl Perionen ~ertrantt.
Gin Gobesfau lit sIitli9erusiie nod ui6t
p%orgetommen. Sopeit es bis itt nod
ben ani9ein bat, Iiest Offenbar cine 9lrs
ientfperstf.ung Dor. IS lit nod ni9t aufs
9etldrt, auf wel9e Weiie bas @ift in bas
gum Baden perwanote Wtebl 9etommen
lit.
Slbenburg.
- Sin bebeutenOes inOuitrteleS Sta:
blifement, bic WooStreufabrtt v8erSs
manns Sanitary WtoSS glitter Company
2imits6" am 9untes @mss RanaI bel Oh
benburs nebit aQem Snuentar lit gum
Breiie pom 40, 900 Wt. in ben geiie bes
Serrn &aufmann Weper aus SlOenburg
unb Miblenbeiber Sltmanns in . iterns
burg ii~bersesaussu. 0abur9 finO bic ses
nannten Serren, bic bereits uor Swei Sab
rem bic Gorfitreufabrit uou Gabr unb Beet
tdufli6 ~eritanben, bic nunmebr ~ein5isen
GorfitreuprOoujenten am 9untesg mss& Seas
nal SewOroen.
- 6irsli5 perbuftete aus benz Oros
suens unb 5arbenssi6dft Don 9. & S. 3u
Slbenburs ber erit Otern bort einses
trstene 2ebrIins 6. nit elmer Summe BON
1000 So, weI9er getras iebo4 iofort BON
ieinem @roBuater eriest wurbe. Der Soft
nuns erpedenbe Sinelins lit wieoer ba,
na6bem CT, ruie benz rBilbeImb. Gasebl."
pom Olbenburs sei4rieben wtrb, einen
sroBsn Ebeil bes @elbes In re9t iurSens
batter Wsiie perseubet unb ii9 ri9tis ais
.Yeter in Der Jrembe" benOmmen bat.
@nitatt baS @elb our Poit gu brinSen, Sebt
CT ndmli9 gum 8ubnbof, tauft fi4 elm
Billet mad Bremen unb bampft bortbin
ab, jebp4 ni3t etpa, nm cine fibne &eiie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
S6Det3,

- Bon 1874, no bic nsue Sunbespers
faFuns in &raft trat, bis isst iinb 1Os
8unbesbeidIiie unb SunOesseiete NIT
benz &eferenbumsuOrbebaIt e~rlaiisn unb
10 Der 9oIfsabitimmuns u%nterporfen,
bauon nur ie9s ansenommen worben. Die
srSBts 8etbsilisunS Der Stimmsnbsn fanb
itatt BET Der abitimu1uns iiber bic 8unbsss
p~srfa6uns isIbit, am 10. sunni 1874, NO
5sS, 2l2 9arSsr aar llrus sinssa anb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07

Salentin @oe, Bantam, Sbio, beri6s
tete, buB er i6on felt Is SSabren Or.
ausuit &Dniss Sumburser Samilien : We>
bi3tnen uertaufe unb bieieIben INNER our
!Sufriebenbeit ieiner &unben sepirtt babeu.
Seine Srau gebrau9t INNER bic Sropfen
rpentt ife it9 ni9t gang pobl fiblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07

5rau 8. s.. Babe, SCRANTON, ga.,
f9retbt: v6infbebn Sabre bate i'd an
&iteni9meraen selitteH, i9 periu9te ct.
SatObs Del unb uurbe gsbeiIt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
eSmsr,sn tn Der e6ultsr u.bsiIt.

eGnoiobarte, y. y.
0euIi6 erpa6te Id In Der @itte Der glo5s
nit beftigen S6ner5eu IN Der Iinten S6UIter.
SD pan0te iofort ct. SafObs Del an, Ino in 3
StuHoet IoareH ale SdrEerjen periaiUUa6eu.
So. S. Goot, Gbitor bes pGpUrter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
Stgakohs .MA
~ OeI
Rasiide &ureu.
Gin far asIdbmt,r arm esbsiIt.
9 ale Scbmer5en.

5TeparfsS traBe, SobOten, q. 3.
SD bate beitige G6merjen In meiner Iinten
S9ulter urb re6tem Mrrt. gleinen @rm fpnnte
i'd i9Iiebli9 nitt tuebr eebraudeu. Gublt3
periudte ib ct. Satobs Del uno ebe bic erfte
Slaibe aui8ebrau5t, rparen ale S9msrtert
ME Sar4 Elm @HnSer peri3pInoer.
@tIItam Seriee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
Ssittss Ri6snidmsr,sit ssbsiIt.

UItENUIHe, UuI.
Srau 81. BtIIiam 8 Tit brei Gage on ben
beftiaiten S6merSen i'm Riiden. S6r 3uItaub
peri9itumerte ii9 iortpGbreub. gieIe SciIs
ritteI ipuroeu pergebIi9 perIu6t. 9lG5SefH
bic Eatientir elm ~einjigeS glal ct. Satobs Del
tpnRte rIbt9 f9IGfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
G,iaiuonere Guiee psbeilt.

@dbrenS meines aufentbaIts In Gbiccac,
{hwouen mciue 3niee, mir beitige 66mersen
peruriu6eno. SD taufte cine SIai6e ct.
Satob5 Del uro 9cbrauhte es, ebe t9 mid sur
RuDe Iegte. @m na9iten giorssn mar ib IUisD
Der 9eiuuo. q. 3. BIHnt,
G6itor beS DgRepubIicar, 4" SobRStopn, g. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
80 E t faIen II.

- Sn einem Sibnerei wur6e gu Yabers
born elm Glen LANCER Sanowurm sefunben.
Sin sufdais anpeienber bortiser 2lrst bat
bas on ioI9em Ort ielten portommenbe
Gbier9en nit iid senommen, Inn es in
Spiritus auf3ubepabren. Ilio Sorii9t
beim @eHuB rober gier!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07

- Sn Cannon sails, @oo6bue
60, bat cine 6euersbrunit % 9ei4dftss
bGuier 3~erit0rt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20
WHaLED All EDITOR
Mrs. Doughty, az Edluess
horsew hips a Male Scribe.
III ACCIDENT Oh TIE c. 2Gl RI.
Tlzhtsaing the Co.'s Aoout Or Pzlmer.
the Prison Bri5s Taker- The
Champioa Liar Gets Ten.
porsfs Llosrsy-- lrzserse
ono~e1 ~.

~ P-EtsssT Fvb. ls.-Ih-s soNn Is AZ
torn up with sensation shat Is reiished
more ilan auyth as ~hicl Is Occlrred
FOR s0ms time. The hTts4f.s. frt aa, IS
owned and EDITED by A. r.. Brown ana
tie uape- Las frs4usltly contained articles
assaillas the character of Nrs. j. E Do1sa
=. wife Of ths editor cttss At. Pleasant
= fal4iss. and assistant editor oi that pa
peg Yesterday issue OF tAs Ir.b.a.e con-.
tanned a move than usually malicious arii-
ele. aud. 10 use the language of Editor
Doughty. the s.andersl .aly dAndef was
un. She procured d strong Aorsewllp euI
went forth % satisfy nes Injured fee lngs
with the blood If Brown. They met There
Has wlo0p and q hurfah in 'front.' ~ Tie
p0sloalce and . wild, weird lanele OF EsOGu
and a h0FseNhip dong lhe lslt fantastic
on tie walk with enthusiasm enough 90
brns tears 20 tie eyes u L..ralazA without
onions. Then Tie male c.itoT LED % nis
sauotum and hir "a the wOo-5ox. ana the
female editor went 90 hers and wrote q
saeage editorial oa tae 4 scent Of man.
Mrs Doughty is secretary ol tAe Eighth
District ~ d. e.. T.. ami superintendent OF
the press work. and She siings a quill dipped
in gall on the temperance question. As a
mstter Of tact the whipping 0f Brown Is
approved by The citizens here generally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20
NtsIC AND DRAM1.

De- ser Yarigs Poaea 'Four Years on
Guara' is eise hlelHe op-r-operetta-by
C.Fi Resnoks which, I believe. has never
been produced IN English. Prof. Weuen-
stein has arranged the orchestral parts anu
Joseph Wurzburg has translated the hbretto
into tngiish nder the direction Of Prof
Weiienstein. who Yields the baton for the
SchUberts, the operetta VIII be given az the
$ nubert benefit ~ Powers tomorrow even
ing. The music Jf -Four Years on Guard
is very pretty and the piece tells neat
little story. Mrs. Eta Berger Breeze Will
be heari Tor the hrs- time ~
.ng a. Katie and M Jack
KRONER as Duyai. the sentinel. The other
principals are Messrs Eddy. Beneker Wa
marrh and KRONER. Ia the concer, which
preCeies the OptretIa many weil-ku0wn
local vocalsts and musicians viii appear
aud the evening promises 10 be an enjoyable
one. The audience at all events wli be
large and brilliant and very few good seats
remained lnsoid last evening
Tuesday evening lir. and Mrs. Georee >.
Knight produce their uproariously funny
over the Garden Wall" at Powers. The
knights viii have . good house.
Pauline Markham and her Company had
-Ood house LES, night. They leave tOmor-
row morning ior St. Louis where they play
q 1--WE nights engagement, closing the week
sl Bay City Saturday night
sd c. France. supported by a strong
company sud his wonderful acting DOES
wiil present Marked for Life at The
Wonderland the first half OF the week,
changing the bill at Thursday matinee 20
Dead 10 the World" The dramas are
strong in character and are no; Of the blood
and thunder style as person might infer
from their titles.
Sol smith Russell closed week. engage
men' al fhe Standard Theatre, New York,
last night The New York press were
unanimous IN praise Of him and Pa
Lawrence Barrett appears at Powers
March , and Rili play "Rienz" Mana
ger Powers - a hard struggle to get
Barrett 20 prcSsce The new piey on account
of Che exor0i'lnt rates which Michigan rail-
r0aas are charging for the hauling OF seen
erF and baggage. The contract was finally
closed yesterday with Joseph, the Count dc
Levy. and shall see Riend.
Lille Iangtry, now under the manage
meut Of Leigh s. Lync b. is meeting with
magnificent success everywhere Her re-
ceipts are only cgualed by those Of Booth.
IN letter from Willard I. Brigham. The
promising young Grand Rapids actor, he
tells of his leaving hsr.e Prescott. he says
that she not 9niv allowed arrears Ia sala-
res % occgT ont suggested A reduction to
he- suGpor- which a4i not go far with nay
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20

$3.50. nai e.Ailas STAT sic IL ae4A Alssr
As4i'ne fais even - 0stlsaa - car,-
talt.ts f.f tAe alliof ,8 tlr egi.eaiv
ta-tltt 0ltllIiflfE NfE Alllo lfll.a.au
s't*iii iti,te1 ~ hef fatlef Nas {aesel4l "a
t-is AtA7iit l-lis eeeNlas eht Cos ura shal
7"e NAf tr se4e uiH hSt fas.3cD laaaae
vas Aiiac -elSlIrlea. aeea a. Nc ~
ilsfse s'- flisoDrE married tiltulsa
hsY i ie-t tssf stnflsI hc- pai.1 49,
~aeiAAal when hf stole tsss FROM a rld.
sna iu ave limse1 iram q lrlsou lal
maruea hsr saur tlao aso tflffuta1
afscfle1 sac lucillall Nih, aad csu.r -
lsallao1t
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20
TIGHTENING T-E COILS.
uow Prosecuting Attorney PringIe Made
ID. Palmc1's CONNECTION Surer.

AoH 4 tn.tttStk Attorney iIiusAc t24Eo
~. PalmcE's Conviction Surer.
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JA,a-oS, Mich, Feb. 19.-The William
II. Palmer bribery case came up before
Judge Griaiey this morning. The attor
neys Tor the defense were somewhat sur
prised at the steps taken by Prosecuting
Attorney Pringle, who, upon the opening Of
court. stated tnat he desired noll prosegui
entered in the case, which wss 50 ordered
by the C0ur-.
Mr. Pnngle stated TO The TELr9R.M-
HfEALD reporter that the reason OF bis
making the motion was that he believed the
information on which the complaint was
drawn 10 be defective, and that If Judge
Girdley desired not 20 oussh part of the tes-
linOny the case nigh. De lost from some
error in the information. He also notified
T. l.. Barkworth. attorney for the defend
ant, 10 have Palmer az a Justice court 20
answer new complaint.
lie pleaded not guilty and was released
on bail of $500 The new complaint is
nearly the same a. the old, only more in
accordance with the statutes. Legal oIin-
ION Is that Pringle was wise IN drawing up
a new eDtulig-nt
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20
THs cHeMPiON LIAR.
4 Jackson Convict ,he Brother OF 4 Sotei
Bank ~4eal,, and Ills Career.

JA,hsox, Feb. I9.-iouis Berger. sent
from Barrg coaa.y ln ls,3 Tor 1Fe years for
horse stealing vas released today. Berger
is a Russian Jew and was born al Trenton.
y. J. 50 wears 600. lie CLAIMS to be q
brother 80 Dutch Henr.cl. no.ei bank
roboer Berger has "done tme' In New
Jersey, Ohio. >inr .ns AID Michigan prls-
ons, and lie was d.,clart tl.. irom TIE Jack
son prison by expiration of sentence. bCt
Under->lerin n =. Crosby. OF Cas- count.
was waiting .o- him at the door sui y
him back there Officers have inquired for
him from ohi0, Minnesota, tsl and Mich
igaD. aul ha is wanted in All these places
for ile crime OF horse stealing. He IS .n-
senlOus, sla among other things made 6y
him 30 the prison were several trr-ses
which are worn hr s1nyicts. Tie is s0od
looking man. .-- and writes Hebrew,
German and Pol.-l fiuerdy, and IS cCaslG-
,rod the most atlfoc.ons liar ever confined
in the prison. When The officers took him
away this morning. Berger slca tears wneu
the handouts were place@ ~ him. His
lest Oiiense Is stealing = tCrse, buggy ana
harness valued at $500, in Lagrange town
ship, and putting them on the boat for Mi
waGkee, where fney We're sold.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
smashup on the G. X. 5 several Pas
senger- Injured.

Smashup on the &. X. several Pas
senger> Injured,
tt-l4r..r 30 rst rs.-.t,s.-.fs.e.
Rrfa Cry. Mich, Feb i9.-The train
from M4..cn Junction. on the Manis.ee
branch of ,he G. 2. & J., jumped the track
near Deer Lake. about noon ,eisy. Il wa
a mixed, and the comhinatan car was
d,ohed. In 30 were eight passengers. and c
J. crolty. Of Muskeron. vss thrown across
tie car snd bad bis arm broken and sls-
tafrtt severe. Otler ir 'urscs. one freirlf
c1- was fa-3Rn ACROSS the fTfCk. au1 che
font trucks o. she other smashed lr9sf
was brought here on sire efriae and his ga.
ilrles attended fo av iir. n nlitP rhrz.c .n
for the % l.. E. Z. Company. Among tae
psssen gers were Harry Morris and ffank
J.. Chase. Of Grand Rapids The pas ea-
gers complain tnat tbe r07d uas in 3 bal
condition and entirely r1rt ior travel
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20
a cOWhRD's DEED


\ "IT||
eating Itfifs firf
C-frffrrrr. g.. leb IAHr Me- "a
Wmrer are3 - living ct lf Ifal-sf vss
probably fa'siiy fhoi a. 80 tonight hs f.5
9rlau. sira raintef Hrs Asrcn vie
on her wa tc tnf frD0e-s rhen fhf iast
forisr vhc vaf lfsnne fmaI b0r She
Ieuousffatei vift hiu fof d.fnT 80 wbaa
se dreT rtror from b's focsri and
rel fbf 6uNef reHrife'ng boz len iuns.
he taHr Nne.lsuo WIS sleDdiur .n hIf
ngf ffd rot EBoT ttsi t bad heer dressed
81 t.s vie Hrf sht etacrnrfi toward lIfr
ent iei rne ues ot-re. infc iUf fef.se
enc ptys nu fuuugred f9raer 49,
-ar.ef
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20
TRAveRss clTy SHOWED UP

10 Train. or Haus Ear several Days lr
III re-.
if-.s ss.st ra rts s-s.e.s-ts.s.
rsar1HE lrs. Mi-h Fsh se-No
trains saa ao mails hsrr Been 81 ~ o1f of
this place si-re Tlr-s1sv even rz ore
tratn sloTooln. AZ alton and teams
have treu -rartE- tl.s af7fa1o. frlu aert
-o arlee ia the passsns ssr aal uaL Ihe
toVl mad Jon 1etE ~ iffe
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20

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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20

have received an Artistic Almanac
from some publisher who IS too modest 10
insert mis- name in the book. and among the
many things Il contains is d language Of
flowers, which. while not constructed on q
humorous basis is funny without knowing
IT, For ins.aAce. the language Of hemp Is
fate; that OF saffron. marriage
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20


Lfoss Mich. FEB. IA most lament
sbie episode has occurred which our people
Far xiii give the State q wrong imprs sou
II our condition. February a. the Grand
Rapids Dno0V published the following
which was 'elerraphe5 20 md appeared BE-
ihc Detroit hon today
"T17 nEtsrr utr
. town IS S. ~. Wchber He lives in
beautiful arre back house sud if vorlb
sboat a1 aat When Gee eu1smipiion
payer was rendered him Sunday bee sut
.Crhed So lbr unfortunate psopie could
not hf.p -ompsrns tnis Ys'ffv sum vii
l.e fac' tazf be H8s a siocf toi1ef IN eleven
BANKS. and large owner in pine sanas apo
western rea' estate. aai ihey took pity co.,
1.s mfarress ard yesterday nssds up the
s1n oi s. hg le-Csaf collections and re
tii1oi fo him tBs q 30 subecr bel rrl p
cents fnr interest he W. not ag tsze1 TO-
arr farflar sunscrirf.
fe1r 1frerp91 ien. has rere0uslv q Invet
gated rAe mattsr ani t1as t true iu svefy
teafL ne fhe fTrtl 9ten cute deep aud
e1ts sal s0 vta Hr Ne5be fnfnes
Iae nexi 0sr T. g. Just. ~ Ioris one ~
Mr Wfsne rarfuers uuf shel p cars ir
zee fn effrue 1p1l tae r0ulu tes err
nr atirz tsst fae oeeasor gss bHuf
see eata penny anar 1sr7en' 20 iI.rasf
rr Gee eersI pt9Fe tlre zn1gf tas
ate
csens Kija. eItor RI ias Hra e. o1of
see ~ Lroas sla rersanalF Inepeetra
fnf eur.ou Et relJano-i re sftsr.f nI
fr ar- 90 ia ss snf malicious and has
1af sl 81 bH power ,1 atgre iof tse r
.st - asf people 3r ius vas ~ -
ef ~ ~ o1rs - cc1r'V freerr~fr 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20

Wast mighty changes Time has wrought
Even IN ms lay the wosld mas progressed
wanlera.N. IT'S less thsa a quarter Of ?
csc-ry since-i;one feit pi1Is o, week day
Winters night he ha1 30 hgnt up q Meth
olst church where "pe--rso ed meedn's'
Fe-e being held and then s.t on hard
bench ani listen 20 Come Sc sinners Poor
and Nsely. dronsd out of tine by catarrhal
Oil .lescous or s3uawsed by y.nosary old
maids vao wore CORK screw clrls Now
one -an s.t iu his easy Office chair aud hear
Che sell same tlne pumpei ont Of brass
aor1s by q company Ut salvation Army
ll-ses as Lhey march the streets with ban
uers lying s1i skirts a-daueriag Oh.
-es "6oi works in q mysterious way MS
wonders % rer o-m.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20

4 ph-anthrorAic frisnd offered a sugges-
lon Yesterday which the officials Of the
Soldiers Home might prodtabiy follow. Il
is 20 place 4 large sized box. properly
labeled 10 the reading room Of every hotel
and receive contributions OF newspapers,
booxs and other periodicals. from she travel
lrr pu-lic as donation 70 the veterans.
vro would thus be enabled 20 psss away
rroiaoly many an otherwise weary hour.
-.c plan aas been tried in Detroit and
works saccsssfgily. snd rhe inmates of
lt-pe- hospital daily praise their unknown
nele.f-.Jrs.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19
LIVING WITNESSES.

Rev. Jos. Langst0n is we'll known
miLister and member of the South
Georgia Conference of the M. f.
Church South, stationed at Brown
wood, Ca, on the Southwestern rail
road, and is esteemed by all who
know him. He says:
Gentlemen-.I very cheerfully and
gratefully certify to the efficacy OF
Swift's Specific in curing me Of a Sc
we're case of dyspepsia, which has har-
tassed me for about two years. I had
it so bad that could not sleep. Night
after night / lay awake, unable to get
an hours sleep. My friends who had
known me before I had the dyspepsia
hardly recognized the same man In
the when the disease held me in its
tightest grip. I may truthfully say
that had dyspepsia about as bad as
man could have it, not to die. 1t
was so severe that I felt, a. suppose
other dyspeptics do, as if I had sew
eral different fatal diseases, ranging
from heart disease to consumption.
Indeed, one physician stood me out
that one of my lungs was affected.
After several months of taking S.S.
s: I was cured, and am entirely we'll
to-day, not having lost single day
this year in my pastoral duties. This
Was last year. I keep s: s. S. as a
Household medicine; and there are
few ailments which, by purifying the
blood, are not benefited, and many
cured, by the use of Swift's Specific.
JOSEPH 0. LANasToN.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseas-
es mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

,routing, In gardenusage. refers to
,.yeripg the roots Of plants and trees
I'm . coating Of mud to prevent
.hsm from becoming dr5-and q most
s.sf,,l operation It 10. II cabbage,
..,srv strawberry or other plants are
Z be sent to q distance, grouting
.hem will be Of great benefit. The
.,sterial IL good, stiff, loamy soil,
~hich Is to be mixed with water to
=. consistency of very thick cream.
This may be mixed in pail or tub
.nder the packing shed, or in hole
N the ground near the place where
~ pIsnts are taken up. The roots Of
the plants singly, or several together
are drawn through the mud Or grout-
inr. taking care that every root Is
ooyered. Place the roots together as
they are groutcd, and when the bum
die Is sufficiently large compress 1t,
and cover the outside Of the mass of
roots with thick mud; cover this with
vster proof (oiled) paper, and put
aver this a stiff brown paper. When
rrouted plants are received and the
mass of roots is dry and hard, do not
attempt to pull them apart, but wet
the whole in . bucket Of water, when
they will readily separate and be In a
fine condition for planting. If plants
are to he out Of the ground for only a
few hours before they can be set, it
viii pay to grout, them; this applies
with especial force to evergreen trees
and ornamental shrubs.-Ex.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

1t probably makes little difference
IN the consumption, but potatoes,
even at present prices, and they are
not very high, ale much the dearest
vegetable food that comes on the ia
Ole, Wheat, flour or corn meal are
eheaper, as there is little waste in
preparing them In fact, the price
OF wheat is in some Western markets
even less per bushel than the price
ofcommon potatoes.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

When mixing q mess of bran for
Milch cows it is usual to take hot
water and scald it so az to partially
cook the feed. If given while still
warm, as 1t generally is, it is much
more stimulating to milk production.
But this warmed food is unnatural
and unhealthful. This Is one of the
drawbacks on cooking food for stock,
which though often promising well
Ior . time proves Improbable in the